Which server application do you suggest for setting up mailbox support? IMAP will be a good thing to have.
I know of these ones:
- exim (complicated to configure, I guess)
- postfix (seems mostly default in other distributions)
- Procmail
- Fetchmail
- SpamBayes
- Courier-imap
- Mutt
- SquirrelMail
[done] e-mail server application
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[done] e-mail server application
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Re: e-mail server application
I'm at the same question. I guess I'll use:
postfix
courier-imap
roundcube
postfix
courier-imap
roundcube
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Re: e-mail server application
All three not (yet?) in Salix repository, hm.thenktor wrote:I'm at the same question. I guess I'll use:
postfix
courier-imap
roundcube
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postfix is already in the i486 repository, not too hard to create an x86_64 package too.
Re: e-mail server application
This is what I use in my Debian system server (not the one on enialis.net)thenktor wrote:I'm at the same question. I guess I'll use:
postfix
courier-imap
roundcube
I also use squirrelmail because this is what has been set before and works good.
I still need to figure out how to set folder redirections and vacations on the server side and then squirrelmail will be useless. The latests versions of roundcube are now fast enough to be used with many emails.
Re: e-mail server application
JRD, thanks for the information. I've never used roundcube before, I've only found it in the web and the interface looks quite modern. This is the reason why I want to try it.
BTW: Will a complete courier setup have any advantages? And does someone know dovecot?
BTW: Will a complete courier setup have any advantages? And does someone know dovecot?
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Re: e-mail server application
Me too. I remember it from debian times (long time ago...) It was a quite cool thing (afaik especially configuration).gapan wrote:I know Guth does.thenktor wrote:And does someone know dovecot?
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Why do you want to use corier-imap then?
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Yeah, I forgot to mention dovecot in my initial posting.thenktor wrote:Why do you want to use corier-imap then?
So I will do some experiments with all of these apps next week. Thanks for all hints so far.
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